Why isn't Steve Gold listed as part of the cast? He's one of the show's primary focuses!

I really enjoy the Million Dollar Listing series. I'm surprised I keep coming back. It's interesting to see high price real estate and the brokers that deal with them. I'm not a big fan of San Francisco or Miami, but I do enjoy L.A. and N.Y. This is my favorite of the franchise. I'm not going to lie, it does seem over the top and semi-scripted. But it is enjoyable. Frederick Van Ecklund, Ryan, and Luis make for an interesting dynamic on who's going to be the top agent in NYC. Frederick and Ryan deal w/ relationship issues while Luis deals with more of an age battle when it comes to selling real estate. Essentially Frederick and Ryan get into an occasional fight (a little physical). But for me the over the top sellers are what get me. I think you'll enjoy this show if you don't take it too seriously.

As for me, I hate reality shows and all the stuff related to that, but anyway, I really enjoyed this show. The truth is that personalities of this sickly rich, self centered people who care just about the money, luxury and their own well-being sickens me, (not mentioning their behaviour) however, it's interesting to see how does it work in that kind of "universe". I'm gonna give it ten because it really caught me and sucked me in, can't wait for the next episode. So if you're interested in what do 10 million apartments in New York look like and how can a guy earn an amount of your life savings in a minute, then go ahead and check it out.

If you like watching shows where you dislike the personalities of the "stars" then you may like this. Personally, they came across as people I couldn't stand trying to have a conversation with, and for that reason, the show isn't enjoyable to watch.Real estate is just the backdrop to a show about personalities whose names you'd forget except for the producer's need to repeatedly flash their named on the screen - but ultimately, they're memorable only because they're obnoxious and self-centered and seemingly proud of both of these character flaws.This one is worth skipping.